B4SUR19ARF Remote Control

OWNER’S MANUAL UR19A SUPERREMOTE 23 FCC CAUTION THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions, it may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for remote control devices in accordance with the specifications in Sub-Parts B and C of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by unplugging the equipment, try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. • Reorient the antenna of the radio/TV experiencing the interference. • Relocate the interface with respect to the radio/TV. • Move the interface away from the radio/TV. • Plug the interface into an outlet on a different electrical circuit from the radio/TV experiencing the interference. • If necessary, consult your local Dealer for additional suggestions. NOTE: Modifications to any of the components in this kit will void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. READ THIS FIRST! SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS Remember to exercise good common sense when using the Home Automation features of your SuperRemote - especially when scheduling unattended devices. There can be some unexpected consequences if not used with care. For example, an empty coffee pot can be remotely turned on. If that should happen, your coffee pot could be damaged from overheating. If an electric heater is turned on by remote control while clothing is draped over it, a fire could result. DO NOT USE the remote for the control of high power heating appliances such as portable heaters. Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble any part of the Home Automation System’s plug-in Modules or Controllers. No user- serviceable parts are inside. If you spill liquid on a unit, disconnect the unit from the AC outlet to prevent possible fire or shock hazard and consult authorized service personnel. Powerline operated equipment or accessories connected to any of these units should bear the UL listing or CSA certification mark and should not have been modified in any way that might defeat their safety features. Warning: To prevent electric shock hazard, do not expose any part of the Home Automation System to rain or moisture 45 INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the X10 SuperRemote. Make your lights and appliances go to work for you.... The X10 SuperRemote will control most or all of your video and audio equipment. But what really sets it apart from other remotes is that you can also control almost any light or appliance in your home - even in another room! And it’s easy to set up. Within minutes, you can be using your X10 SuperRemote to dim the lights, start brewing a fresh pot of coffee and play your favorite movie!* Here are just some of the things you can do with your X10 SuperRemote... •Control your entire audio/video and lighting setup for the ultimate Home Theater experience. •Turn on lights at night to scare away intruders if you hear a noise. •Start the coffee from your bedroom when you wake up. •Turn on your electric blanket before the movie ends, so you it’s nice and warm when you go to bed. Use this manual to become familiar with your SuperRemote.... This manual will explain how to set up your SuperRemote to use it with your existing Audio/Video equipment. Next it will show you how you can use it to set up an X10 Transceiver Module and Lamp Module (sold separately) to operate electrical products in your home. Finally, the manual will show you can expand your system with some of the many additional X10 products you can purchase. * Requires X10 Modules, sold separately. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................... 5 GETTING STARTED ........................... 6 CONTROLLERS AND MODULES........... 6 HOUSE CODES AND UNIT CODES..... 7 INSTALLING THE COMPONENTS.............. 8 TRANSCEIVER MODULE.................... 8 LAMP MODULE.............................. 8 6-IN-1 SUPERREMOTE..................... 9 SETTING UP YOUR SUPERREMOTE...... 10 BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS.................. 10 SETTING UP FOR TV, VCR, CABLE BOX AND SATELLITE RECEIVER.. 11 USING AUX TO CONTROL A SECOND TV, VCR, CABLE BOX OR SATELLITE RECEIVER....................... 13 SEARCHING FOR CODES............... 14 IDENTIFYING CODES FOUND USING THE SEARCH PROCEDURE................ 15 SETTING THE SLEEP TIMER.............. 16 CONTROLLING X10 MODULES........... 17 TO SET THE X10 SLEEP TIMER........ 17 CHANGING THE X10 HOUSE CODE:18 CONTROLLING AN IR MINI CONTROLLER................... 19 EXPANDING YOUR SYSTEM ............ 20 TROUBLESHOOTING ........................ 22 WARRANTY ................................. 23 67 HOUSE CODES AND UNIT CODES Each Module has a specific address made up of a House Code (red dial on the face of the Module) and a Unit Code (black dial on the face of the Module). The Controller first sends an address and then a command on the AC power lines. Only the Module with a matching address will execute the command. If more than one Module has the same address, both Modules will execute the command. Addresses are set on the Module by turning the two dials on the front of the Module to the desired letter and number (using a small screwdriver or a coin). The House Code is selected from the letters A through P, and the Unit Code is selected from the numbers 1 through 16. GETTING STARTED Because we know that you are…

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310MHz Transmitter MPU 310MHz Block Diagram for IR Remote(UR19A) Key Matrix IR Transmitter

6 in 1 Remote Control rating labels 2: 1 05/4/00 Model UR19A 6 in 1 RF Universal Remote Control Use with RR501 RF Transceiver and X-10 Modules. Use 2 AAA alkaline batteries. X10 (USA) Inc., N. Las Vegas, NV 1. Press and hold SET UP until red light stays on 2. Press and release mode button (TV, VCR, Cable, AUX, or SAT) 3. Enter 3 digit code from code book. FCC ID: B4SUR19A Made in China e.g. to set up a Sony TV, press SETUP – TV – 015 TVVCRCBLSATAUX1 AUX2

OWNER’S MANUAL UR19A SUPERREMOTE 23 FCC CAUTION THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions, it may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for remote control devices in accordance with the specifications in Sub-Parts B and C of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by unplugging the equipment, try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. • Reorient the antenna of the radio/TV experiencing the interference. • Relocate the interface with respect to the radio/TV. • Move the interface away from the radio/TV. • Plug the interface into an outlet on a different electrical circuit from the radio/TV experiencing the interference. • If necessary, consult your local Dealer for additional suggestions. NOTE: Modifications to any of the components in this kit will void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. READ THIS FIRST! SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS Remember to exercise good common sense when using the Home Automation features of your SuperRemote - especially when scheduling unattended devices. There can be some unexpected consequences if not used with care. For example, an empty coffee pot can be remotely turned on. If that should happen, your coffee pot could be damaged from overheating. If an electric heater is turned on by remote control while clothing is draped over it, a fire could result. DO NOT USE the remote for the control of high power heating appliances such as portable heaters. Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble any part of the Home Automation System’s plug-in Modules or Controllers. No user- serviceable parts are inside. If you spill liquid on a unit, disconnect the unit from the AC outlet to prevent possible fire or shock hazard and consult authorized service personnel. Powerline operated equipment or accessories connected to any of these units should bear the UL listing or CSA certification mark and should not have been modified in any way that might defeat their safety features. Warning: To prevent electric shock hazard, do not expose any part of the Home Automation System to rain or moisture 45 INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the X10 SuperRemote. Make your lights and appliances go to work for you.... The X10 SuperRemote will control most or all of your video and audio equipment. But what really sets it apart from other remotes is that you can also control almost any light or appliance in your home - even in another room! And it’s easy to set up. Within minutes, you can be using your X10 SuperRemote to dim the lights, start brewing a fresh pot of coffee and play your favorite movie!* Here are just some of the things you can do with your X10 SuperRemote... •Control your entire audio/video and lighting setup for the ultimate Home Theater experience. •Turn on lights at night to scare away intruders if you hear a noise. •Start the coffee from your bedroom when you wake up. •Turn on your electric blanket before the movie ends, so you it’s nice and warm when you go to bed. Use this manual to become familiar with your SuperRemote.... This manual will explain how to set up your SuperRemote to use it with your existing Audio/Video equipment. Next it will show you how you can use it to set up an X10 Transceiver Module and Lamp Module (sold separately) to operate electrical products in your home. Finally, the manual will show you can expand your system with some of the many additional X10 products you can purchase. * Requires X10 Modules, sold separately. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................... 5 GETTING STARTED ........................... 6 CONTROLLERS AND MODULES........... 6 HOUSE CODES AND UNIT CODES..... 7 INSTALLING THE COMPONENTS.............. 8 TRANSCEIVER MODULE.................... 8 LAMP MODULE.............................. 8 6-IN-1 SUPERREMOTE..................... 9 SETTING UP YOUR SUPERREMOTE...... 10 BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS.................. 10 SETTING UP FOR TV, VCR, CABLE BOX AND SATELLITE RECEIVER.. 11 USING AUX TO CONTROL A SECOND TV, VCR, CABLE BOX OR SATELLITE RECEIVER....................... 13 SEARCHING FOR CODES............... 14 IDENTIFYING CODES FOUND USING THE SEARCH PROCEDURE................ 15 SETTING THE SLEEP TIMER.............. 16 CONTROLLING X10 MODULES........... 17 TO SET THE X10 SLEEP TIMER........ 17 CHANGING THE X10 HOUSE CODE:18 CONTROLLING AN IR MINI CONTROLLER................... 19 EXPANDING YOUR SYSTEM ............ 20 TROUBLESHOOTING ........................ 22 WARRANTY ................................. 23 67 HOUSE CODES AND UNIT CODES Each Module has a specific address made up of a House Code (red dial on the face of the Module) and a Unit Code (black dial on the face of the Module). The Controller first sends an address and then a command on the AC power lines. Only the Module with a matching address will execute the command. If more than one Module has the same address, both Modules will execute the command. Addresses are set on the Module by turning the two dials on the front of the Module to the desired letter and number (using a small screwdriver or a coin). The House Code is selected from the letters A through P, and the Unit Code is selected from the numbers 1 through 16. GETTING STARTED Because we know that you are…

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UR19A-500-3U6IN1 RF REMOTE NOPACK1EA 038010H11028PLAN WHITE LABEL (20X8MM)1EA 038020H11112RATING LABEL1EA 183010H14950BATTERY DOOR1EA 185000H14460BOTTOM CABINET1EA 185000H17330TOP CABINET (HMC)1EA 275000H10960KEYPAD (HMC)1EA 403011H10037SPRING CONTACT (D)1EA 851001H10598RS REMOTE, RF 310MHZ1EA 042010H10410PCB, RF1EA 076-10000002CAP-MCC 10P 5% NPO 08051EA 076-10900000CAP-MCC 1P .25P NPO 08052EA 076-30900000CAP-MCC 3P .25P NPO 08051EA 076-70900000CAP-MCC 7P .25P NPO 08051EA 124000H10001RF COIL 31T1EA 162089H10014RF WIRE LOOP ID=6 WD=0.61EA 209117H10002TRS-NPN MPS H101EA 212107H10000DIODE-SI 1N41481EA 240-68206011RES-CF 6K8 +/-5% 1/8W1EA 241-30000000RES-TFC 30R 5% 1/10W 08051EA 241-68200000RES-TFC 6K8 5% 1/10W 08051EA 358-60821001WIRE-JUMPER D=0.6MM4EA 851001H11128PCB ASSY (HMC/UR19A)1EA 055-10400000CAP-C 100N +8-2 25V Y5V2EA 057-10100019CAP-E 100U 20% 10V1EA 080001H100504MHZ RESONATOR W/2 CAP1EA 210010H10010TRS-H90131EA 212107H10000DIODE-SI 1N41481EA 220-00200180LED 3MM (RED DIFFUSED)1EA 220-00200220IR EMITTING LED 5MM1EA 240-10506011RES-CF 1M +/-5% 1/8W1EA 240-82006022RES-CF 82R +/-5% 1/4W1EA 358-60821001WIRE-JUMPER D=0.6MM2EA 403011H10118SPRING CONTACT (+VE)1EA 403011H10119SPRING CONTACT (-VE)1EA 851001H11128-APCB ASSY, DIE1EA 042010H10741APCB1EA 211328H10203-DIC DIE RC008-HE0021EA

DCBA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ABCD 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PICO ELECTRONICS Ltd., Eastfield Industrial Estate, Glenrothes, Fife, KY7 4NZ, SCOTLAND SHEET No. DATEDATE REVISION DATE FIRST DRAWN FILEDRNAPPD. DO NOT SCALE DRAWING TITLE: REV. Error : PICO.WMF File Not Found D:\DATA\SCH\R8UR19AA.SCH 11 of A X10 USA UR19A REMOTE PRINT DATE 11:15:56 22-Mar-2000 BKW 2/3/00 2/3/00 2/3/00 KEY13CBL13/3KEY19SAT13/4 KEY24SETUP18/4 KEY25X1013/5 KEY26DISPLAY14/5 KEY31AUX113/6 KEY32LAST14/6 KEY36TIMER18/6 KEY37AUX213/7KEY7VCR13/2KEY1TV13/1 KEY2MUTE14/1(All Off)KEY8VOL.DOWN14/2(Dim)KEY14VOL.UP14/3(Bright) KEY6BACKLIGHT18/1KEY54SHIFT18/19 LED1 R2120R C3100NF VSS C2100UF6.3V D2 * Y14MHZ R11MSMD IR1 TR1 9013G VSS R3 0R R4820R VSS SIGNAL ENABLE OPTIONAL RF DAUGHTER BOARD SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY VSS VSS 2 x AAA BATTERIES BATT1BATT2 +3V C5 VSS OPTIONAL * LED7 * LED6 * LED5 * LED4 * LED3 * LED2 * TR3 * R7* R8* +6V VSS BACKLIGHT LEDS LED8* NOT INSTALLED D5 * D6 * NOTES:-1/ ALL UNSPECIFIED DIODES 1N4148 OR EQUIVALENT.2/ ALL UNSPECIFIED DAUGHTER BOARD CAPACITORS ARE SMD TYPE.3/ ALL UNSPECIFIED DAUGHTER BOARD RESISTORS ARE SMD TYPE.4/ ALL UNSPECIFIED RESISTORS ARE 0.125W 5%.5/ ALL UNSPECIFIED CAPACITORS ARE AXIAL MLC TYPE.6/ LABELLING OF X10 KEY DEPENDANT UPON CUSTOMER."*" DENOTES COMPONENT NOT INSTALLED BACKLIGHT D1* VDD R116K8 C410PFC51P C6*C77P C8 2P R126K8 TR4 MPSH10 R1368R D2 L1 6MM L231TD=2MM DAUGHTER BOARD 11-7 26 D-0 11 D-1 12 11-6 25 11-5 24 C-1 35 C-0 34 TSTP_P 32 RSTP_N 29 SXI 31 SXO 30 D-7 18 D-6 17 D-5 16 D-4 15 D-3 14 D-2 13 10-1 2 10-0 1 10-3 4 10-2 3 10-5 6 10-4 5 10-7 8 10-6 7 11-1 20 11-0 19 11-3 22 11-2 21 C-3 37 VDD 33 C-2 36 FXI 28 FXO 27 GND 10 11-4 23 IR-OUT 9 U1 ROO8-USA KEY3CH.DOWN15/1(Off)KEY15RECORD15/3 KEY16STOP16/3 KEY17PAUSE17/3 KEY21115/4 KEY22216/4 KEY23317/4 KEY27415/5 KEY28516/5 KEY29617/5KEY35C-CAP17/6 KEY39715/7 KEY41917/7KEY5CH.UP17/1(On) KEY9REWIND15/2 KEY10PLAY16/2 KEY11FF17/2 KEY4POWER16/1(A.L.O.) KEY45A.B15/8 KEY47ENTER17/8(-/--) KEY40816/7KEY46016/8 C4 VSS OPTIONAL * D3 * D4 * NOT UR19A USE TC-WIRE LINKS IN D2, D3 & D4 POSITIONS

Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A APPLICANT X-10 (USA), Inc. 91 Ruckman Road Closter, NJ 07624-0420 MANUFACTURER X-10 Electronics Shenzhen Co. Ltd. X-10 Building Labour Industrial District Shenzhen, Xixiang, Bao An Guang Dong, China, 518102 TEST SPECIFICATION: FCC Rules and Regulations Part 15, Subpart C, Para. 15.231 TEST PROCEDURE: ANSI C63.4:1992 TEST SAMP LE DESCRIP TION BRANDNAME: X-10 (USA), Inc. MODEL: UR19A TYPE: Pulsed RF Transmitter POWER REQUIREMENTS: 3 VDC derived from 2 “AAA” Batteries FREQUENCY OF OPERATION: 310 MHz TESTS P ERFORMED Para. 15.231(a), Radiated Emissions, Fundamental and Harmonics Para. 15.231(c), Occupied Bandwidth Duty Cycle Determination REPORT OF MEASUREMENTS Applicant: X-10 (USA), Inc. Device:Pulsed RF Transmitter FCC ID: B4SUR19A Applicable Rule Section:Part 15, Subpart C, Section 15.231 Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A REPORT OF MEASUREMENTS (continued) TEST RESULTS 15.231 (a) -The device is used as a transmitter for security purposes. 15.231 (a)(1) & -The transmitter is manually operated and ceases transmission within 5 15.231(2)seconds after deactivation. 15.231 (a)(3) -The transmitter does not perform periodic transmissions. 15.231 (a)(4)-Not applicable 15.231 (b) -The fundamental field strength did not exceed 5833 μV/M (Average) at a test distance of 3 meters. In addition, the requirements of section 15.35 for averaging pulsed emissions and for limiting peak emissions were met. The field strength of harmonic and spurious emissions did not exceed 583 μV/M (AVERAGE). 15.231 (c) -The device operates at 310 MHz. The bandwidth of emissions did not exceed 0.25% of the operating frequency (775 kHz). DETERMINATION OF FIELD STRENGTH LIMITS The field strength limits shown below are found in Section 15.231. Frequency Limit F1=2603750 =L1 Fo=310Lo F2=47012500 =L2 The formula below was utilized to determine the limits: Limit = L1 + [(Fo-F1)(L2-L1)/(F2-F1)] Solving yields: Fundamental Limit= 5,833 μV/M (AVERAGE) @ 3 Meters Harmonic Limit= 583 μV/M (AVERAGE) @ 3 Meters Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A REPORT OF MEASUREMENTS (continued) DETERMINATION OF DUTY CYCLE The unit’s RF output was directly coupled to the input of the spectrum analyzer. The analyzer was set for a frequency span of 0Hz. The sweep time was then adjusted in order to display one full pulse train. The transmitter on time was then summed and compared to the time for one full cycle in order to obtain the duty cycle.( See plots for additional information) Transmitter On Time=29.6 milliseconds (maximum- worst case in 100 ms) Transmitter Cycle Time=> 100 milliseconds (107 msec) Transmitter Duty Cycle=29.6 % CALCULATION: 1 Large Pulse = 8.88 milliseconds 33 x 630 μs (small pulse)= 20.79 milliseconds 8.88 + 20.79= 29.67 milliseconds Duty Cycle=29.67 % Correction Factor = 20 log(0.248) =-10.6 SPECTRUM ANALYZER DESENSITIZATION CONSIDERATIONS Due to the nature of the emissions being measured, care was taken to ensure that the resolution bandwidth of the spectrum analyzer was adequate to provide accurate measurements. The following formula was utilized: Setting pulse desensitization equal to zero and utilizing the minimum observed pulse width of 630μs yields a minimum required bandwidth of 1058 Hz. FCC specified bandwidths of 100kHz and 1MHz were utilized below and above 1GHz, respectively. Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A REPORT OF MEASUREMENTS (continued) GENERAL NOTES 1. All readings were taken utilizing a peak detector function at a test distance of 3 meters. 2. The duty cycle was applied to the peak readings in order to determine the average value of the emissions. 3. All measurements were made with 3 VDC derived from 2 “AAA” Batteries. 4. The frequency range was scanned from 30 MHz to 3.1 GHz. All emissions not reported were more than 20 dB below the specified limit. Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A EQUIPMENT LIST Radiated Emissions, 30 MHz to 3100 MHz ENTypeManufacturerDescription.Model No.Cal Date Due Date 067Open Area Test SiteRetlif3 MeterRNY10/15/9710/15/00 128CDouble Ridge GuideEaton Corporation1 GHz - 18 GHz960019/16/999/16/00 133Broadband Pre-AmplifierElectro-Metrics10 kHz - 1 GHz, 26dBBPA-10006/22/996/22/00 141Spectrum AnalyzerHewlett Packard100 Hz - 40 GHz8566B3/20/009/20/00 141AGraphics PlotterHewlett PackardN/A7470A3/8/003/8/01 141BQuasi-Peak AdaptorHewlett Packard100 Hz - 1 GHz85650A3/20/009/20/00 206B6.0 dB AttenuatorTexscan0 - 1.0 GHzFP-50 - 6 dB6/22/996/22/00 523BiconilogElectro-Mechanics26 - 2000 MHz3142B10/22/985/22/00 543PreamplifierHewlett Packard1.0 GHz - 26.5 GHz8449B6/16/996/16/01 Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A FCC 15.231(b) RADIATED EMISSIONS (Please see separate e-file attachment named RE Data.doc) Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A FCC 15.231(c) OCCUPIED BANDWIDTH (Please see separate e-file attachment named Occbw.pdf) Test Report No. R-8506 FCC ID: B4SUR19A DUTY CYCLE PLOTS (Please see separate e-file attachment named Dutycycle.pdf)

Data Sheet 1 of 2 Test Method: FCC Part 15 Subpart C Radiated Emissions Paragraph 15.231 Customer: X-10 (USA) Inc Job No. R-8506 Test Sample: Pulsed RF Transmitter FCC ID: B4SUR19A Model No.: UR19A Serial No. N/ A Operating Mode: Continuously Transmitting a 310 Mhz Signal Technician: P.L. Date: April 20, 2000 Notes: Test Distance: 3 Meters Temp: 15C Humidity:25 % Detector: Peak Test Freq. Antenna Pol./Height EUT Orientation Meter Reading Correction Factor Corrected Reading Converted Reading Peak Limit Mhz(V/H) / DegreesX / Y / Z dBuv dB dBuV/m uV/m uV/m 310.0H /1.1X77.2-4.073.24570.958330 310.0H / 2.0Y74.9-4.070.93507.558330 310.0H / 1.3Z71.6-4.067.62398.858330 310.0V / 2.0X65.6-4.061.61202.358330 310.0V / 1.8Y78.9-4.074.95559.058330 310.0V / 2.5Z67.7-4.063.71531.158330 620.0H / 1.5X52.73.055.7609.55833 620.0H / 1.3Y46.53.049.5298.55833 620.0H / 1.3Z51.83.054.8549.55833 620.0V / 1.8X48.83.051.8389.05833 620.0V / 1.8Y55.23.058.2812.85833 620.0V / 1.0Z49.43.052.4416.95833 930.0H / 1.0X31.07.438.483.2*5833 930.0H / 1.0Y31.07.438.483.2*5833 930.0H / 1.0Z31.07.438.483.2*5833 930.0V / 1.0X31.07.438.483.2*5833 930.0V / 1.0Y31.07.438.483.2*5833 930.0V / 1.0Z31.07.438.483.2*5833 1240.0H & VX, Y, Z41.2-3.837.474.1*5000 1550.0H & VX,Y, Z40.0-0.139.998.9*5000 1860.0H & VX,Y, Z40.01.641.6120.2*5833 2170.0H & VX,Y, Z39.0-1.337.776.7*5833 2480.0H & VX,Y, Z38.00.138.180.4*5833 2790.0H & VX,Y, Z37.01.438.483.2*5000 3100.0H & VX,Y, Z39.03.542.5133.4*5833 The frequency range was scanned from 30 Mhz to 3.1 Ghz. All emissions not recorded were more Than 10 dB below the specified limit. Emissions from the EUT do not exceed the specified limits. *=Noise Floor Measurements ( Minimum system sensitivity) Data Sheet 2 of 2 Test Method: FCC Part 15 Subpart C Radiated Emissions Paragraph 15.231 Customer: X-10 (USA) Inc Job No. R-8506 Test Sample: Pulsed RF Transmitter FCC ID: B4SUR19A Model No.: UR19A Serial No. N/ A Operating Mode: Continuously Transmitting a 310 Mhz Signal Technician: P.L. Date: April 20, 2000 Notes: Test Distance: 3 Meters Duty Cycle: 29.6% Detector: Peak Duty Cycle Correction: -10.6 dB Test Freq. Antenna Pol./Height EUT Orientation Peak Reading Correction Factor Corrected Reading Converted Reading Peak Limit Mhz(V/H) / DegreesX / Y / Z dBuv dB dBuV/m uV/m uV/m 310.0H /1.1X73.2-10.662.61349.05833 310.0H / 2.0Y70.9-10.660.31035.15833 310.0H / 1.3Z67.6-10.657.0707.95833 310.0V / 2.0X61.6-10.651.0354.85833 310.0V / 1.8Y74.9-10.664.31640.65833 310.0V / 2.5Z63.7-10.653.1451.95833 620.0H / 1.5X55.7-10.645.1179.9583 620.0H / 1.3Y49.5-10.638.988.1583 620.0H / 1.3Z54.8-10.644.2162.2583 620.0V / 1.8X51.8-10.641.2114.8583 620.0V / 1.8Y58.2-10.647.6239.9583 620.0V / 1.0Z52.4-10.641.8123.0583 930.0H / 1.0X38.4-10.627.824.5*583 930.0H / 1.0Y38.4-10.627.824.5*583 930.0H / 1.0Z38.4-10.627.824.5*583 930.0V / 1.0X38.4-10.627.824.5*583 930.0V / 1.0Y38.4-10.627.824.5*583 930.0V / 1.0Z38.4-10.627.824.5*583 1240.0H & VX, Y, Z37.4-10.626.821.9*500 1550.0H & VX,Y, Z39.9-10.629.329.2*500 1860.0H & VX,Y, Z41.6-10.63135.5*583 2170.0H & VX,Y, Z37.7-10.627.122.6*583 2480.0H & VX,Y, Z38.1-10.627.523.7*583 2790.0H & VX,Y, Z38.4-10.627.824.5*500 3100.0H & VX,Y, Z42.5-10.631.939.4*583 The frequency range was scanned from 30 Mhz to 3.1 Ghz. All emissions not recorded were more Than 10 dB below the specified limit. Emissions from the EUT do not exceed the specified limits.